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This area would benefit from additional Citi bike dock availability. During the morning commute, it is very hard to find an open dock to place a bike. Anyone traveling to Williamsburg/Greenpoint might have to search for an open dock far away from their destination. The Kent Ave bike lane and adjacent side streets would benefit from more docks.
There is already a bike station here, but not enough ebike capacity, or heavy re-distributing is needed. After morning rush during weekdays (usually by 8am), there are no more ebikes and after work, all of the docks are full (usually by 6pm). Same thing on the weekends, just on a shifted schedule. There's a clear usage pattern and ridership and user experience would significantly increase should these be addressed by adding dock capacity/ebikes or focusing on redistribution. Additionally, could all bikes be ebikes and a low power/low cost mode option be added to address that need instead of having so many blue bikes sitting around unused?
This area is huge for bikers!! But all of the bike racks never have bikes because no one here lives near a subway. I take a citi bike to work everyday and sometimes have to walk over a mile to find a bike. This area is super residential and I know people would use it. We are also right next to a grocery store so it would help people have closer access to food.
With all of the small businesses and pop ups that occur in the warehouse on West and also all of the residential buildings in the area, there are never enough docks for bikes and this would be a huge benefit to the community!
87th and 2nd ave. Could benefit from additional docks for a continuously growing residential and commercial area with proximity to the Q train that would increase train accessibility, particularly with the ongoing Q train expansion.
100th st and Madison ave. One of the largest employers in the city with many commuting to this area that is farther from subway than average places of employment in NYC, could benefit from expansion of docks both for parking and for bike availability, with a pre-existing space that could accommodate a longer area of docks.
It's a bit of a walk to nearby Citi Bike stations for me. I would love more stations near 8th Avenue (especially on 4th Street) in Park Slope
I would love a citi bike station on my block.
This is the closest point within the boundaries to Staten Island.
Big empty stretch of side walk (no building) on south west corner would be perfect. Would help account for consistent lack of bikes at nearby stations
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